Bargains in Used Cars at Cooper Motor Co Amarillo
Used car lot offers 1934 Plymouth 4-Door sedan 1983 Pontiac sedan 1929 Chevrolet coupe 1921 Ford Tudor 1929 Chevrolet coach and more. Trade-ins include a 1932 Willys Knight wheel sedan and 1984 Pontiac coach. International trucks and several Ford and Buick models also advertised with low prices and liberal discounts.
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Frost Motor CO
Mth
Trier
Amarillo
Cooper Motor CO
Willys-Knight
Georgia St
Pontiac
International Harvester Co
Texana
Whiptet & Coach
Toney Chisum, Inc
Chrysler
Chevrolet Ltd
Plains Chevrolet CO
oTavior & Ltd No
Fillmore & &Th
Walter Irvin, Inc
Nal Tayier
Taylor
Musical Show Voted Best of Kind in Years at Paramount
Broadway Melody of 1936 is currently at the Paramount Theater praised as a top musical comedy with an ultra modern setting. Eleanor Powell leads an all star cast including Ginger Rogers, Sam Silvers, Benny, June Knight, Una Merkel and Robert Taylor in a lively production noted for its humor and pace.
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Paramount Theater
Eleanor Powell
Miss Powell
Ginger Rogers
New York
Magician Howard To Perform At Lions Club Luncheon
The famed "Mysterious Howard" will present a full magic act for Lions Club members at the Tuesday luncheon. Known across the South and West, he has appeared on stage and on KGNC radio. He plans a future show for city crippled children and is noted for his needle swallowing illusion.
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Howard
South
Lions Club
KGNC
Highest Court to Rule on AAA TVA Acts
Washington reports the supreme court agreed to hear challenges to the constitutionality of two New Deal programs the Agricultural Adjustment Act and the Tennessee Valley Authority act.
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AAA
TVA
Washington
Supreme Court
Strikers attack female workers at Memphis cosmetic plant
Two girls reporting for work at Plough Inc in Memphis were chased by striking cosmetic workers who tore off clothing and pulled hair. The disturbances occurred as the company sought to hire 100 new workers to replace members of the cosmetics manufacturing workers union who walked out last Wednesday.
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Memphis
Tenn
Plough, Inc
Cosmetics Manufacturing Workers Union
Schools Dominate Public Works Projects In New Deal Plan
The Public Works Administration reports that school construction accounts for over half of 3,965 relief program projects. Two thousand one hundred thirty three new school buildings will receive about 130.7 million dollars of the 330 million dollar PWA program. The NYA allocates 27 million for part time jobs to half a million high school and college students, with potential rise to 50 million.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Ickes
PWA
National Youth Administration
Goat Meat Sandwiches Featured At Texas Centennial Expo
At the Texas Centennial Central Ex position in Dallas Ort 144%-Chevon sandwiches will be offered free by the Texas Angora Goat Raisers Association. Goat ranchers have pushed to popularize the meat, briefly renaming it cheven, as they promote its taste cleanliness and economy amid high beef and pork prices. A goat milk bar will also cater to visitors.
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Dallas
Texas Angora Goat Raisers Association
Tom Martin
Stonewall
Association
Police Guard Unloading In Houston Port Amid Strikes
Police protect non union dock workers as they unload Mathew Luckenbach Fluorspar and Texas Banker vessels in Houston. About 500 laborers ferried to the ship channel under heavy guard while ILA strikers set nightly picket lines. A 45 year old man Thomas Tesiger was beaten during a clash and hospitalized with injuries to his hand and face.
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Houston
Mathew Luckenbach
Fluorspar
Texas Banker
International Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas Tesiger
Cab Driver Survives Three Days Locked in Refrigerated Car
Kansas City dispatch reports Frank Duffy a 25 year old unemployed New York taxicab driver spent October 9 to 12 trapped inside a locked refrigerator car on a siding after boarding at Emporia. He survived three days without food light or water until railway inspectors found him.
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Kansas City
Kas
Frank Duffy
New York
Duffy
Emporia
Neff Dismisses Three Baylor Girls at Chapel
Baylor University president Pat Neff publicly dismissed three students in chapel. Two were cited for conduct unbecoming to students and one for the good of the university. The three girls were absent when their names were read.
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Waco
Pat Neff
Baylor University
Baptist Institution
Chapel
Neff
Georgia Asks Suit In Supreme Court
Georgia seeks permission to file an original suit in the Supreme Court to declare invalid taxes under the Bankhead cotton control act. Treasury data shows October 11 receipts at $61,565,774.90 and expenditures at $85,999,392.06, with a gross debt of $29,493,941, a decrease of $2,219,324.25.
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Washington
U.P
Georgia
Supreme Court
Treasury
Tack Letters and Lost Glove Notices
A reader seeks employment workers with references and willing to work for room and board. Separate notices request help locating a brown glove between specific streets and offer sewing services with guaranteed satisfaction.
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Highlight Local Transactions
Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring parcels from Carl C. Broyles to C. A. Crawford and others, plus mortgage and property details. Vehicle registrations include Chevrolets, Plymouths, Cadillacs, Buicks, Fords, and Dodges with owners in Sanford and White Deer. A marriage license is recorded for Floy M. Fike and Dorothy Freeman.
Franchot Tone Weds Joan Crawford in Simple Ceremony
New York October 14 Fran chot Tone and Joan Crawford wed in a private ceremony in a New York hotel witnessed by Nicholas Schenck the movie executive. Mayor Herbert Jenkins of Englewood Cliffs New Jersey said the couple tied the knot Friday offering comments on the quiet nuptials. The couple planned to stay in New York for about ten days before returning to Hollywood.
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Chot Tone
Joan Crawford
Hollywood
Herbert Jenkins
Englewood Cliffs
N. J
New York
Tone
Nicholas Schenck
Supreme Court Again Refuses Mooney Plea
The Supreme Court today refused the plea of Thomas J. Mooney, famed labor leader, to remove his case from California courts. Mooney argues he was illegally convicted for participating in the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing in San Francisco.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney
California
San Francisco
FHA Official To Be Here All Week
Mr. J. W. Bratcher a special field representative will be in Amarillo at the Herring Hotel all week interviewing prospective applicants for loans under the Federal Housing Administration Title II Program for new construction loans home purchases or refinancing of present indebtedness He has made a specialty of taking applications and will assist anyone interested by appointment.
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J. W. Bratcher
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Federal Housing Administration
Bratcher
Photoelectric Talk Planned for West Texas Engineers
W J Kantenberger of Dallas will present a Wednesday lecture and demo on photo electric applications at the Herring Hotel. The talk aims to familiarize the public with photo electric apparatus in industry and will cover controlling equipment by needle pointers, interrupting light beams, and recording time with photo cells.
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West
Texas
W. J. Kantenberger
Dallas
Herring Hotel
Kantenberger
South
Identify Zenge as Doctor's Kidnaper
CHICAGO Oct 14 One of the state's principal witnesses against Mandeville W Zenge on trial for the emasculation slaying of Dr Walter J Bauer identified him as the T S Jones who kidnapped the physician at Ann Arbor Mich Norman Jedele clerk of the Jennings house at Ann Arbor Mich was the witness Jedele pointed Zenge out at Jones after first failing to find Jones in Judge Cornelius J Harringtons packed courtroom
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Chicago
Mandeville
W. Zenge
Walter J. Bauer
T. S. Jones
Ann Arbor
Mich
Norman Jedele
Jennings House
Jedele
Zenge
Jones
Milford man leaps from plane with home made wings
Ro land Kumzak of Milford, Iowa, leaped from 10,000 feet and flew a mile and a half on homemade wings using two parachutes before landing safely. The stunt followed a Milford Business Men's Association warning it would be his last flight.
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Spencer
U.P
Roland Kumzak
Milford
Bat Man
Milford Business Men's Association
President Roosevelt Nears Panama Gulf On Vacation
President Roosevelt, sunburned from a tropical vacation, sails toward the Gulf of Panama aboard the cruiser Houston. The trip includes a stop at Perlas Island to handle mail as he maintains official duties, with plans to head north after crossing the Panama Canal. Earlier at Cocos Island he reportedly caught a 138 pound sailfish in a two hour fight.
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President Roosevelt
Pacific
Roosevelt
Gulf of Panama
Houston
Perlas Island
Mr. Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Cocos Island
Tom Thumb Wedding at Carter's Chapel Tuesday Night
A Tom Thumb wedding is planned for 8 30 Tuesday night at Car ters Chapel colored C M Church 412 Wes Second Avenue. No door charge but a silver offering will be taken. Seats reserved for white persons. Minnie Lewis will wed Herbert Bolden with Rev E B Pendleton as pastor.
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C. M.& Church
Wes
Second Avenue
Minnie Lewis
Herbert
Bolden
E. 8
Pendleton
TOURISTS CONTINUED DISCUSS ARRREST LISTINGS IN ST LOUIS
Sattler provided street addresses and descriptions of two persons found in notes while Mabry said he would ask St Louis police to verify them.
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Sattler
Mabry
St. Louis
Ethiopian forces plan large offensive in Ogaden
A war council at Jiji headquarters maps a large scale push against Italian columns in Ogaden province. Chieftains gather amid war drums and vow that rifles and spears, boosted by courage, can defeat modern tanks planes and equipment. They expect a semi medical force upgraded with machine guns and barbed wire to match Italian strength.
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Jiji
Ogaden
Tocsins
Rumor of Ras Beyoum’s Reach to the Sea Amid Eritrea Battles
Widespread chatter in Addis Ababa foresees Ras Beyoum traversing to the sea within weeks, while Italian forces push Ras Seyoum back from Eritrea and seize Aduwa Adigrat and the holy city Aksum, altering the war’s balance.
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Ras Beyoum
Ras Seyoums
Eritrea
Aduwa
Adigrat
Aksum
Labor federation pledges stronger push for shorter work week
Delegates applaud speaker Green as the federation vows to press for policy limits and a shorter work week to curb unemployment. The convention reaffirms demands and warns against slackers, aiming to intensify labor action and legislative efforts.
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Green
Potter County Grand Jury Indicts Craig in Potter County Case
A Potter County grand jury indicted Craig in Potter County. Enaman was injured in Randall County. The 48 year old case operator died in Potter County. The trial, postponed from Thursday, is set for today. A special venue of 200 has been called. Jack Engman Hazlewood will testify later this afternoon despite his imprisonment this morning. Chief Mc Dowell said Engman was arrested on a downtown street and refused to disclose the charges.
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Potter County
Craig
Enaman
Randall County
Jack Engman
Hazlewood
McDowell
Engman
Italy offers cession terms to end Ethiopian war
Italian officials proposed to retain all lands now occupied and gain control of Ethiopia via economic favors and concessions. Haile Selassie rejected the plan, stating Ethiopia will not cede any territory. The emperor appears constrained by his people's likely sense of impending defeat against a modern military power.
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Edward W. Beattie
Addis Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Jury selection in Craig case reveals limited voir dire challenges
Less than a dozen veniremen questioned this morning. Defense attorney Clem Calhoun, aided by Claude Williams, used weak challenges while Hazlewood offered none. Prosecutor did not probe beliefs on the death penalty, and a self defense plea for Craig was hinted. jurors named include David Fansier and P. O. Dixon among others.
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Clem Calhoun
Claude Williams
Hazlewood
Veniremen
Craig
Calhoun
David Fansier
Dairyman
P. O. Dixon
Frank Math
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
To get rid of itch and rashes the advertisement claims Blue Star Ointment contains tested medicine that melts in quickly and kills the itch. Money back if the first jar fails.
Jury Selection Resumes at 1:30 This Afternoon
The article notes that the jury selection will be resumed at 1 30 o'clock this afternoon with cafeman, C BE, Lemunyon, imer plement company employee, and D O Quinn cafe operator among those involved.
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Ews
Cafeman
C.be
Lemunyon
Imer Plement Company Employe
D. O. Quinn
Cardus Promises Two Fold Benefit for Women
Cardus is claimed to offer prompt relief from functional pains and to strengthen the system by boosting appetite and improving digestion. A Kentucky woman, Mrs. Obie C Raffety, reports better appetite and relief after taking Cardus, recommending it before monthly upset and urging medical consultation if it does not help.
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Cardus
Obie C. Raffety
Campbellsville, Ky
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